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I worked till 38 weeks thinking I’d have 2 weeks to relax and went into labor the night I set my OOO lol
Week 35, I’m taking the 2 weeks antepartum benefit before my scheduled C-section.
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39+3 with my third today and still trucking 🙃
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No longer at PwC 😂
I went into labor at 36 weeks
I worked up until my induction date at 41+2
WOW! I can’t imagine lol.
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CA disability starts at 36 weeks so that’s what I did. (I do not have a leave policy where time before birth trades off with time after. If I did, I would go out by 38 weeks at the latest).
With my first I started having early contractions around 3pm my last scheduled day to work (5 days before my due date). With my second I had to be induced at 38 weeks and had worked the day before I was induced.
That being said, I had scaled way back around 34-36 weeks, so I was most around for any last minute questions or anything like that those last few weeks.
My last day before parental leave was a Friday and I had my baby that Monday, on his due date. I wanted more time with my baby, so I did not take an early leave. If it doesn’t pull from the back end and you still get paid, I would take it.